The Ruinous Face
The Ruinous Face
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I am not all fair flesh, Odysseus: I am wife and mother and I would be companion and comforter of a man. Now I know of a truth that my husband loveth me dearly; and I sicken of Paris, who maketh me his delight. Hateful to me are the ways of ^>^^y m i.,xj.. a il f y ^J*- .f I THE RUINOUS FACE %- 'J/ y^% w.
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^^ y ^ W ir Q enough to hate them, these long years a plaything for his arms, and a fruit to allay the drouth of his eyes ? Am I less a woman in that I am fair, or less woman grown... because I can never be old ? Now I loathe the sweet lore of Aphrodite, which she taught me too well; and all my hope is in that Blessed One whom men call Of Good Counsel. For, behold, love is a cruel thing of unending strife and wasting thought; but the ways of Artemis are ways of peace and they shall be my ways." A little longer he reasoned with her, and appointed a day when the entry should be made; but then afterward, when light filled the earth and the coming of the sun was beaconed upon the tops of the moun- tains, she arose and said: "My husband awaits me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not all fair flesh, Odysseus: I am wife and mother and I would be companion and comforter of a man. Now I know of a truth that my husband loveth me dearly; and I sicken of Paris, who maketh me his delight. Hateful to me are the ways of ^>^^y m i.,xj.. a il f y ^J*- .f I THE RUINOUS FACE %- 'J/ y^% w.
J.
v./ 41^.
^^ y ^ W ir Q enough to hate them, these long years a plaything for his arms, and a fruit to allay the drouth of his eyes ? Am I less a woman in that I am fair, or less woman grown... because I can never be old ? Now I loathe the sweet lore of Aphrodite, which she taught me too well; and all my hope is in that Blessed One whom men call Of Good Counsel. For, behold, love is a cruel thing of unending strife and wasting thought; but the ways of Artemis are ways of peace and they shall be my ways." A little longer he reasoned with her, and appointed a day when the entry should be made; but then afterward, when light filled the earth and the coming of the sun was beaconed upon the tops of the moun- tains, she arose and said: "My husband awaits me.
What to read after The Ruinous Face?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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